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BDtoAVCHD - One Click Blu-Ray to BD5/BD9/BD25/MKVBDtoAVCHD is a tool to create AVCHD discs from Blu-Ray or MKV files. As output we get the folder structure ready to burn to a DVD5 or DVD9. The software compresses the video to achieve the desired overall size of 4.7 GB or 8.5 GB with the highest possible quality. The AVCHD format allows playback the same type of content that a Blu-Ray and holding high definition (1080p) but on DVD5 or DVD9 media. It is ideal for backing up Blu-Ray's with much smaller size and maintaining high quality. BDtoAVCHD is created with the idea that is very simple and quick to use and obtain the best possible quality in a DVD5 media. To achieve this avoids unnecessary conversions and do not need any codec installed as avisynth, ffdshow or Haali media splitter. The discs obtained are compatible with almost any Blu-Ray player or PS3. Also can convert Blu-Ray to MKV, MKV to AVCHD, Blu-Ray 3D to AVCHD/MKV 3D SBS/TAB and ability to encode MKV's using x265/HEVC codec. KEY FEATURES
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QUICK OPERATION - HELPThe first step is to select the file to convert. There are two options: convert a Blu-Ray or MKV file (Matroska container). In the case of a Blu-Ray will use the Open BD Folder option and you can select either a folder that contains the structure of a Blu-Ray (one copy) or directly a Blu-Ray disc. In the case of an original disc will be necessary to install a ripper program such as AnyDVD HD to decrypt the disc. In the case of an MKV file will use the option Open Video File and it must contain a copy of the tracks on a Blu-ray preferably without re-compressing the video (a BDRemux). If the source file is an ISO image will need to mount the image first using e.g. DVDFab Virtual Drive (freeware). Then open the appropriate drive letter with Open BD Folder option. After opening the file shows all the information on this: format, audio tracks, languages, subtitles, chapters, etc. Now just have to select the audio track we want to convert, the format of this and so if we add a subtitle and the type of output media (DVD5 / DVD9 / USB 4GB / BD-25 / Custom). The program will automatically calculate the bitrate that should have the video for the selected capacity. Finally once all the options selected by pressing the Add to Queue is added to the queue and work can start converting by clicking Start Jobs or schedule another work, repeating the process. At any time you can add new jobs in the queue whether a conversion is in progress or not. That's it! Now we just need to wait several hours (depending on the power of the PC) until finish the conversion will go to the configured folder (default C:\AVCHD\...). In this folder you get the file structure of an AVCHD ready to burn with any burning software. Simply select the entire contents of the folder and burn the DVD with UDF 2.50 file format this is very important. We recommend using ImgBurn (freeware) because it automatically detects that are creating an AVCHD disc and set up properly recording options such as UDF 2.50. The AVCHD disc obtained may reproduce virtually in any Blu-Ray player or PS3.
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